Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12
FROM FRIDAy's DAILY.

Sherif Mulyenon has gone to Phenix,
 to arrest Thomas Graham.
 Col E. R. whitcomb, of Big Bug, is
 taking in the sights of the Capital
 Governor Geo. Nagle and K. Barrett left for Walnut Grove this morning.
 Application has been made for a franchise for telephone line in Pres-
 colt.
 Walter G. Bates, superintendent of
 the Walnut Grove Water Storage com f pany, is in town.
 Two car loads of merchandise, and a
 car load of hay from Chino valley, came
 in to-day by rail
 J. l.. Fisher and W. c. Bashford &
 Go. have each received a car load of
 canned goods, groceries, etc.
 The economical democratic admins
 tration has discontinued mail service
 between Phenix and Wickenburg.
 Wells GA Bates, of the Walnut Grove
 Water Storage company, is expected
 here from New York in few days.
 Governor Nagle expects to have the
 Walnut Grove dam completed not later
 thaa the 20th of the present month.
 Parties having ore at Bones store gre
 again notified to remove 1t. as the term
 for which the space was rented has ex- i pired. J. w. Evans, the live real estate man of Phenix, occupies a half page in the !. Herald and Arizonan in advertising his business. Rehearsal-, under the direction of /, Professor Thomas. are being held week. i ly, with view of giving a concert next l month. Fritz lessen has an eolian harp in I his Headquarters saloon, which furn- ishes music to him and his patrons on | windy days.
 Peter Taylor left, to-day, for New York, to be absent for eight or ten months. He expects to return to Pres colt again next summer.
 Dr. Lincoln has moved his office into office row, on Cortez street, since sell ing out his drug store, and will again resume the practice of medicine.
 The JoURNAL-MISER welcomes Hon. Chester Thomas and his excellent wife back to Prescott, after a pleasant sum- mer's travel through eastern states.
 A deed from Douglass Gray to \. W. Callen, for the Silver Queen and eight other mining claims, in consideration of $25 ,00J. was filed for record this morn- ing.
 Work was commenced Monday on the new depot of the Atlantic & Pacific road at Flagstaff The building will be l50 feet in length by about D or 30 feet in width
 Among the arrivals on to-day's train were Samuel A.Heneszey. Hon. Chester Thomas, wife and son. Samuel Crozier of Kingman, and J. R. Killpatrick of Flagstaff.
 A deed from L. Bsshford and wife, dated August 18th, 1886, to Frances A. Bashford, for sundry lots in Prescott. have been filed for record. the co side ration named being $i,O00.
 A letter was received to-day stating that successful operation had been performed on William Wilkerson's eyes in San Francisco, and that he would be all right in about a week.
 A false alarm was sounded at ten 1 minutes past two o'clock this afternoon, to get the boys out for practice. In just three minutes the Toughs had stream, and in six seconds later the Dudes had stream.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad com ! pany has about l5o men employed in the vicinity of Flagstaff repairing and i it's track and strengthening 1 | bridges. They are getting the road in [ excellent condition. V
 Dr. Robinson was summoned to Pal ] s ace station -this morning, :o attend fp Fred Sattes. who is reported seriously 8 Il The messenger who came for the n loc,or. stated that f was thought that h ne had pneumonia. Id John P. Jones. Alexander J. Cham O ,ers and J simmons. all prominent D nen in mining circles on the Pacific {. ,oast. will arrive here in few days, to d meet NIT. Girdler and examine some o mining properties with him. o Samuel \. Heneszey, Arizona's com ss missioner 10 the recent Centennial Con- rt titutional celebration at Philadelphia, al md who is largely interested in mines D n this section, arrived to-day. 10 look liter his mining interests.
 Blake Reynolds, son of Diamond Jo, II md hi. friend, S R. Bartlett, left this s' l1e-noon for San Francisco, where they IA xpect to take passage on a sailing yes n el for a ten or twelve months voy1ge ,n salt water. They go in qnest of @ .eal;b, but expect io return to Prescott VI within year. .: Win. Arnhoid, the furniture dealer .ad undertaken, is packing up his .ocds preparatory to removing Co Phe- .ix. Among his effects Is vault in he city cemetery, which he says he sil, be unable 10 take with him. It .ost him abou: Si0o, bu; he says be will ske one-;ourth that amount for it ii he an find any one desiring to invest in = hat kind oi properly. h Parties have been down Granite creek, that stream to determine the .. easibility of water storage enterprise r, here. There are thousands of acres of ich tillable land in Granite creek val ,,. which rouli be made highiy product